Princeton City Council passed an ordinance disallow­ing registered sex offenders in certain areas and created a Pub­lic Improvement District (PID) during the June 14 regular meet­ing. Council held two public hear­ings, neither of which had any support nor objection...

Throughout the U.S., little box-like structures are popping up in neighborhoods, parks and school – anywhere people gather – to offer free reading material. For many, those little boxes packed with books hold the key to promoting literacy for chil­dren and adults who...

Most students are enjoying their summer break, but a grow­ing number find the summer months challenging because they have lost their opportunity to have regular meals. However, Princeton ISD and several groups are working to ensure children in the commu­nity do not go...

For the last two months, heavy rainfall has plagued the Metroplex, causing rivers and creeks to flood and lake levels to rise. At Lake Lavon, the current water elevation could prevent some summer fun activities. The lake, which is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of...

Princeton residents will have the opportunity to cele­brate America’s Independence together this year, complete with fun, music and fireworks, with the return of the July Spectacular. The event is planned for Saturday, July 3 from 2 -10 p.m. at J.M. Caldwell...

The 87th Texas Legislative session ended May 31 after Texas Democrats staged a walk­out that dissolved the quorum needed for a vote, killing Sen­ate Bill 7, known as the Election Integrity Protection Act. If passed, the bill would have set uniform early voting hours,...

The Princeton Community Development Corporation met to discuss amenities, among other items, at J.M. Caldwell Community Park during their June 1 regular meeting. The first item discussed con­cerning the amenities included adding an additional restroom facility and...